Forecast Last Updated at Wednesday, November 25, 2020 at 1:02PM

Gray; Some Light Rain

Overcast skies returned today and it remains on the cool side. Some areas of drizzle or rain is around through the day. More light rain is likely, particularly tonight. Aside from some light rain early in the day, Thanksgiving Day should turn out much nicer with afternoon sunshine and warmer temperatures. Black Friday features lots of sunshine and more unseasonably mild temperatures.

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Wednesday Hi: 51 Lo: 46 Cloudy; Rain becoming likely by late in the day & tonight; Light south wind

Thursday Hi: 68 Lo: 42 Early rain ending; Becoming partly sunny; Rather mild for Thanksgiving; SW wind 5-10 mph

Friday Hi: 66 Lo: 43 Plenty of sunshine; Pleasant for Black Friday; Light NW wind

Saturday Hi: 62 Lo: 36 Mix of clouds & sunshine; Not quite as mild

Sunday Hi: 54 Lo: 43 Increasing clouds; Rain arriving by Sunday night

Further Out

Monday - Morning rain; Clearing, blustery & colder Monday night; High in the mid 50s; Low in the upper 20s
Tuesday - Mostly sunny; Brisk/cold; High near 40 degrees; Low in the mid 20s

Forecast Discussion

Southerly flow ahead of an approaching cold front will keep skies rather gray today. The cold front will swing through the area by early Thursday. Mainly light rain is with us at times today and more so tonight, concluding by early on Thanksgiving Day. Sunshine will return, promoting some very mild temperatures for Turkey Day.

High pressure will promote a fine Black Friday around the area with mostly sunny skies and more pleasant temperatures, making it the weather pick of the period.

The holiday weekend will be mixed. Saturday should be partly sunny and rather pleasant. Sunday will have increasing clouds as a storm system gathers over the Gulf Coast region and heads our way. Rain will push into the Foothills Sunday night and continue into Monday morning, with significant rainfall amounts likely.

Much colder air will follow in behind this system for Monday night and Tuesday. There could be some snow showers up in the mountains.

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